Cuban Immigration Reform?
CarlitosPeligro
Any chance the trump admin will do anything to roll back the special status of Cuban “refugees” who at this point have birthed 3 or 4 generations since the revolution? But we still treat them like special status ”refugees” and not just economic migrants? Let’s “normalize” relations with Cuba, including normalizing the amount of power a small ethnic enclave in South Florida exercises over the Republican Party. I love Cubans I just think the whole idea we can’t have normal diplomatic relations nor normal immigration policies is stupid. Castro’s dead. Let’s move on.
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last commentIf current LAWS, not ExOs, are followed, what's the concern? ExOs are a different story as some are political like stopping the Keystone Pipeline which is way better that trucking or using rail (to transport crude from Canada or The Wall to open the Southern Border for UN Mass Migration.
Railroad Accident: These numbers come from the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) safety data reporting "train accidents"
1) 2020 - 1,529 train accidents, including 1,085 derailments and 165 collisions
2) 2021 - 1,697 accidents: 1,162 derailments and 171 collisions
3) 2022 - 1,704 accidents: 1,164 derailments and 173 collisions
4) 2023 - 1,644 accidents: 1,143 derailments and 159 collisions
2020 to 20924 Illegal Southern Border Crossings: ~15M (no one knows, it could be higher).
Every legal immigrant needs to be properly vetted, and Chain Migration needs to be "chain-sawed". AND, every expired visa holder needs to be tracked down, told to leave back to country of origin within 7 days (get the 7-day advance plan purchase so I don't look like a "Mean MAGA supporter") and the re-apply for a visa. They need to get real with their visa (and our enforcement) before it expires, including "students". if they go all Karen, even more reason to boot as they are probably doing bad stuff.
You should have just stuck with the original question: "Any chance the trump admin will do anything to roll back the special status of Cuban “refugees” who at this point have birthed 3 or 4 generations since the revolution?"
Sound harsh? Too bad. Congress has passed 30 Major Immigration Laws since 1776 and 1,000s of amendments, regulations, and policy shifts. All this needs to be cleaned up, they are as messed up as bad as the annual Spend the Federal Gov't does.
14thA, Section 1:
Take special note of “and subject to the jurisdiction thereof” – this means the JURISDICTION WHERE THEY ARE A CITIZEN OF. Argue all you want, the SC will more than likely take this up. No more “Birthing vacas to the USA to get citizenship.”
"All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws."
Chain Migration and "Birthright" are a huge problem. Chain Migration was enacted by Dems in ~1966 and assured all in Congress the number would be "small". Illhan Omar (D-MI) married her brother to get him a citizenship, she a Somali Refugee US Taxpayers' paid to resettle her in Michigan and she PISSES on America - ungrateful SNOT. She gets re-elected due to the Balkanization of her District that is dense packed with refugee Somalis.
My sister-in-law is a "Peter Pan Baby" (Cuba), and her parents moved the Cuba legally back in the late 1950s are Commie Castro scorched Cuba. I'm sure you know what this is, and even she wants this mess with Cuba stopped. Just because you like Cubans doesn't mean they get a free pass into the USA, stripper or not. OH, if stripper tips will be tax fee, they best be real USA Citizens.